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Old 04-04-2011, 06:58 AM
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Originally Posted by HMFIC
not sure what the question is, but i know the rings don't always fricken come with the wheels.
Does El Sr. Altojefe need hub rings in the back to run Ap2 rear wheels that have been bored to fit the front hubs?
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Old 04-04-2011, 07:05 AM
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not sure what the question is, but i know the rings don't always fricken come with the wheels.
Does El Sr. Altojefe need hub rings in the back to run Ap2 rear wheels that have been bored to fit the front hubs?
I believe you do. The hub rings will make the wheel sit perfectly. plus you dont want to have the stress of the wheel on the lugs and thread when it should be sitting on the hub itself.
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Originally Posted by HMFIC
Originally Posted by 9k_on_occasion' timestamp='1301929130' post='20427499
[quote name='HMFIC' timestamp='1301928602' post='20427474']
not sure what the question is, but i know the rings don't always fricken come with the wheels.
Does El Sr. Altojefe need hub rings in the back to run Ap2 rear wheels that have been bored to fit the front hubs?
I believe you do. The hub rings will make the wheel sit perfectly. plus you dont want to have the stress of the wheel on the lugs and thread when it should be sitting on the hub itself.
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See... This is why I never messed with custom wheels.

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Lou... I'm still interested, though. I'll either just use them for auto-x (most likely) or do the whole ring ding thing at some later date.
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Old 04-04-2011, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Gigdy
Originally Posted by WhrDLMI' timestamp='1301926315' post='20427340
[quote name='9k_on_occasion' timestamp='1301926007' post='20427318']
Yes, so they will fit. But he can't rotate them.
I thought they would still fit on the rear even after they were bored out. The wheels ride on the studs/lug nuts not the hub.

Or am I totally wrong in thinking this?
they will still fit on the rear but will not be hub centric so will now ride on the lugs instead of the hub. thats how 99% of ppl run their wheels any way. Or you could be fancy and bore all 4 wheels and use hubcentric rings.
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If I am understanding Lou correctly, all four are already bored out. That would mean that I'd just need rings for the rears, right? Do those rings move from wheel to wheel or do they press into the set I put on the rear?

Sorry for all the n00b questions. I has the hate for wheels...
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Old 04-04-2011, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Vadster
in 2007 it was we'll praddle on aimlessly for half a day on pro's / cons so I just got some.



I can start a new debate if you want.

I put RedLine MTF in my tranny and my car 's the stuff. Shifting like buttah after 160,xxx +. What kind of oil do you think is best?

Discuss....
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I aint never used no dang rings in ma wheelz.
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Originally Posted by WhrDLMI
Originally Posted by Vadster' timestamp='1301929048' post='20427495
in 2007 it was we'll praddle on aimlessly for half a day on pro's / cons so I just got some.



I can start a new debate if you want.

I put RedLine MTF in my tranny and my car 's the stuff. Shifting like buttah after 160,xxx +. What kind of oil do you think is best?

Discuss....
I use Olive oil, it works da best!
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Gee, what's this thread all about?

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Christina put Kylie in a bumbo chair the other day, she looked terrified.

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Originally Posted by WhrDLMI' timestamp='1301931982' post='20427659
[quote name='Vadster' timestamp='1301929048' post='20427495']
in 2007 it was we'll praddle on aimlessly for half a day on pro's / cons so I just got some.



I can start a new debate if you want.

I put RedLine MTF in my tranny and my car 's the stuff. Shifting like buttah after 160,xxx +. What kind of oil do you think is best?

Discuss....
I use Olive oil, it works da best!
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